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    Does anyone know if soaking it in Acetone will take this stuff off? I read some mixed reviews around the internetz as to whether it will work or not
     

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    i had to sandblast an ak-47 that i tried duracoat on and it turned out BAAAAAAAAAD. i then use birchwood casy's rust & blue remover to get in the cracks and tight spots. a lot of work but i got er done.
     

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    Can't you use oven cleaner to get it off? I thought I read that somewhere. I will see if I can find it again.

    UPDATE: Jasco Paint and Epoxy Remover works.
     
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    After spraying a bunch of duracote, and ceracoat, and using both types of coating in the field I say their is not much difference. Duracoat holds just as well as ceracoat if its layed down right. Prep work is the key. They are both tough, that being said I would rather spray Duracoat, and I would rather use Duracoat in the field environment. I have a walther target .22 that i have duracoated the slide O.D. green. It is dedicated to my 4 wheeler. It stays in the large toolbox own the front of my Polaris. I have driven my four wheeler everywhere with that gun sliding around in that box. Pull it out it still looks great the Duracoat doesn't scratch and holds up very well...
     

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    After spraying a bunch of duracote, and ceracoat, and using both types of coating in the field I say their is not much difference. Duracoat holds just as well as ceracoat if its layed down right. Prep work is the key. They are both tough, that being said I would rather spray Duracoat, and I would rather use Duracoat in the field environment. I have a walther target .22 that i have duracoated the slide O.D. green. It is dedicated to my 4 wheeler. It stays in the large toolbox own the front of my Polaris. I have driven my four wheeler everywhere with that gun sliding around in that box. Pull it out it still looks great the Duracoat doesn't scratch and holds up very well...
    I know cerakote won't hold up like that, mine are wearing on edges from normal use.
     

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    I just had Jeremy from CWGS in Navarre in the shop here, he does duracoat, super nice guy. Anyone ever use them?
     

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